by anitakirkovska on 8/28/23, 10:48 AM with 11 comments
by lofaszvanitt on 8/28/23, 1:06 PM
"Flies do exist, they have wings, they fly around, oh those flies, they are so sophisticated, yet so small creatures of our reality. Inspiring isn't it?"
Could someone tell TED to implement a search that fulfills the following: most viewed videos from the past 1 week, 1 month, 1 year.
Even porn sites have these very sophisticated filters.
Also, their subscription does not work. Also, it's hard to seek their videos using that ui.
Maybe also implement a nothingspeak filter that leaves out empty, zero information videos like these.
That site is a mess.
by roody15 on 8/28/23, 12:18 PM
by yorak on 8/28/23, 11:55 AM
by gizajob on 8/28/23, 11:50 AM
I’ve also never seen a coral reef in reality, I’ve only ever seen a simulated representation in the form of photographs and videos on tv/online. I don’t know how synthesising even more is going to help with this connection/disconnection.
by FrustratedMonky on 8/28/23, 11:52 AM
What is the message here? We are killing the environment, so having AI generate simulated world is good because that is all we'll have left to experience? We need AI simulated worlds since ours wont exist?
Just because you can make cool corals, and have the emotional tug around killing the environment, doesn't mean that this tech isn't being used to generate the intro sequence to marvel shows.
by wnkrshm on 8/28/23, 12:03 PM
So what we'll remember is the cliché form of everything. That's worth something in terms of history but is it an improvement over primary source material?